Yet most are men. The first woman to break the mold is former PepsiCo boss Indra Nooyi. Indian-born Nooyi has just published a memoir, My Life in Full, which she hopes will inspire more women to ...

India-born business leader Nooyi, stepped down from the role of chief executive officer of the beverage company PepsiCo in October last year From Silicon Valley to India, China, and Bangladesh ...

In 2006, Indra Nooyi became ... "Even though my mother didn't work and didn't go to college, she lived a life vicariously through her daughters," Nooyi said. "So she gave us that confidence ...

Indian-American businesswoman and Grammy-winning artist Chandrika Krishnamurthy Tandon lauded Air India’s crew for their ...

At the Wall Street Journal's inaugural Women In the Economy event, PepsiCo Chairman and CEO Indra Nooyi talks to WSJ's Alan Murray about her career trajectory and the sacrifices she's had to make ...

Harsh Goenka, the chair of the RPG group shared a post carrying a video former Pepsico head Indra Nooyi ... own personal life. She said, "I'll give you one story, Ken. When my children were ...

In 2001, Indra Nooyi was ... Here's Nooyi describing that night: "I'll never forget coming home after being named President of PepsiCo back in 2001. My mother was visiting at the time.

Despite inauspicious beginnings, Indra Nooyi’s business acumen has pushed her to become ... to ensure its ‘diet’ products are promoted as aspirationally as its full-sugar equivalents. For example, ...

Indra Nooyi ... joining the ICC, Nooyi served PepsiCo as CEO from 2006 to 2018. With the exit of the woman director, the ICC now has 16 members in the all-powerful Board - 12 full members, three ...

Nooyi's innovation push is paying off at PepsiCo, which has increased R&D spending 25% since 2011. Products launched in the past three years now make up 9% of revenue--which totaled $66.4 billion ...